People should play what they like to play. My PC is pretty much a MMOG rig now, lol. I used to play FPS back in the days of the old twitch shooters, but now mostly I play WoW on it.
I love my consoles, I predominately play them because I like them. My friends who are now scattered across the country have them, we play games on them all the time. And with VR coming about, how many people are going to be sitting down with keyboard mouse? Maybe for the early MMOVRRPGs, but we'll have to see when those start to come out. There's a lot of flexibility that comes with a PC, but there's a lot of stability that comes with a console. So choose what you like and play it.
But the PC Supremacists will never let it go. They'll always go on and on and on, looking down their nose at you for daring to like console. It's like listening to Hillary Clinton, lol.
That stuff really comes down to cross platforming.
I'm a PC gamer, exclusively and I hate when my favorite titles get made for cross platform (example, TES, Fallout, etc.)
There is a countdown clock on when the game is going to go to ****, at that point.
Why is that?
Because the game devs don't want to make two specialized games for two different style of players.
With PC I often get more options to tweak the games to my liking and often (not always) the games seem to have a higher skill gradient, (some other things to).
When cross platformed, they often (but not always), start shifting away from those things, to make it more console friendly and they lose the things I love about a PC game.
Another example of this is opening mods for consoles, on Fallout 4 and Skyrim.
The modding community was fairly stable and had a well understood honor system.
Bethesda, in all their idiocy, did not consult anyone about before releasing mods for consoles and console users are pirating content left and right.
(for the record, mods are protects under IP law)
Besthesda has been slow to non existent, in clamping down on this.
It breeds bad blood between pc and console users.
To further make this particular situation worse, I guarantee that Besthesda is looking to monetize user created content (mods).
The last time is was tried via steam, it was a **** storm of piracy and theft via steams mod market, that it was shut down (I think) in 5 days.
To sum it up, bad things happen when worlds collide.